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MALE srINoGRAPHHKs WHO WISH TO BE TANNED
FOR THE CIVIL aryvfCE
Several weeks ago THE STAR, By author.
ity or one Of the Civii-Service Commission.
ers, published paragraph to the effect that male
stenographers were wanted In the Government de-
partments here and that any one who would pass
the requisite examination might feel sure of an
early appointment.
eve have been getting letters by the bushel, :"
said Commissioner Oberiy to-day. las a result Of
that publication. Letters asking advice and In.
formation have come from all parts OF the ooun-
try"
The Commission had circular, giving informal
ton as to the examination, &c, printed ana it is
sent out in answer to the letters which still con-
tinue to pour in.
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s4HH zHgz2XHH AsR sT HhK
NEAR MEAS, SECOND STREET NORTHWEsT; on
HsF 5H sShHH
sFkEEr f sENRRrK Sf Fa6S
SO If sAhREHs SHE
sss9S : Ss Ss :rs:s
ss &.
Bay by o OF NAY a A., A D 1887; at FoUk TH1RTY
aonns oh
ss sssa
brick d I've i,s1 house 4 90, ,,r1,,,
the south Of saa o 81 Ssia
N d~snss On 7sh
par. q il No. aes Ee S g s the
9n 1th between and streets se., and running back
N 3E ss9 Tue TUE T EYE DAY OF
a1d$ square fronsn. On II S s.rs ecu
EYE oss bs11 TIE 1ys sss
inches Of said lot fronting street near 18th street.
IMME4fATELY TAEKEAFTER we will sell all of
LIZ Nc square JOS frSnns 81 feet inches
IL snd &
the IN sas
one and two years notes bearing interest to be
BY deed Of trust the property sold or iii can AZ
the option Of the purchaser Conveyancing ct pur
at time Of sale The Trustees reserve the rt to r.
sell at the risk Of purchaser terms Of sale are not
somPaied Nth IN ten days from day Of sale after ave
hshed in Warrington, D. c.
The several pieces Of property win be sold sccorng
70 the ABOVE dimensions according to such dimen.
sions may seem to the Trustees most
to the interest Of parties interested.
B1cHARR SMITH. Trustee
Webster Law Building
CHAH A. ELLIOT, Trustee.
-,,, 400 5th ct. NV.
DUNCANEoN BROS. Auctioneer.. my14.dEG
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Lillian Snavely's Adventures.
THEY Cost HKR ABOUT $1,000 IN CASH AND MORE d
RkfuTATION.

CHICAGO, May 14-lllian snavely watson's lew.
elry, taken from her 10y Watson after he had de-
coyed the girl into marrying him, has been recpv.
cred through her attorney. Lllians adventure
With Watson and Davidson cost her about 6, OOO
IN cash. She expects TO enter a suit for divorce
next week Watson will be reea sed rom the
Bridewell Tuesday, where he was sent for an e.
sault ON his Dal- Davidson
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Loeal Noeeo.
j. shinington sends Frank Leslies Popular

]. Shillington sends Frank LealieB Popular
Monthly nor June.
The meeting announced by the pastors alliance.
to be held in tho Luther Place Memorial tomorrow
afternoon, TO express popular sentiment IN refer
ence to the proper observance OF the Lords day in
the line enforcing the present laws has beenpOSt-
poned to the afternoon OF the nd inst
The will OF the late Milton II. Hoover was ad-
mitted to probate yesterday. He leaves hts estate
70 his wife.
the Prssovtersos Ubsssvr. ue Baltimore and
Washington, has With Q View OF uniting the
church interests OF both cities, secured the edi-
toral services Of Rev. Tennis 8 Hamiin, pastor of
the Church OF the Covenant and eof the leadftg
Presbyterian clergymen OF this city.
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You've MAn
WHAT'S YOUR SALARYl

An impudent question! In one sense, yes. But We
are not asking it in that Extrsvagance IL good
deal Hike the got and hard to get rid o.
You are In business clerk may be, in one Of the
Departments. Now, do you know that the ablest and
weafhiest business men put the brakes on to every
personal expenditure by asking themselves the quas
ton: "C4n 1ford IT."
"Can You afford to pay from eco to s3s for bust
meas suit!"
No. But want something to 1T well and wear
we'll"
$50 does everybody, young mans
The custom tailor can give me these"
80 he can. and charge you IN suormous profit for
accommodating your vanity. You maybe pfoud. but
don't be foolish"
You think foolish 70 hAvs 1nsae cothinsf'
I'VE think Just thiA young man. Fint class ca1si-
mere, or Cheviot IL good enough for anybody. Amaa
to be cutter ut all must cut we'll Therefore We can
guarantee to At you And have Set aside lust 1O3
Cashmere and Cheviot business suttb in a psttArns
thoroughly inside. hnshsd IN superior style tastsfly
trimmed. and we have marked them from $3.50 to
SO For WHAT Not because we viii make large, or
even satisfactory prot but 10 advertise the rearks-
DIE value that house can offer which buys closely,
attends to its legitimate businsas ana conducts its
affairs upon the basis that profits are savings rather
than earnings. What save in expenses you get in
the goods These. young man, are hints n economic
philosophy from
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Lived Without Food for Thirty.EfRht
DAVE.

TUsCOLA, ILL, May IA remarkable case Is
that OF Mrs. Hughes, who died yesterday in Sar-
stroke OF paralysis, and SINCE thirty eight days
ago. nothing has passed her lips in the way OF
nour1shment, and she absolutely refused to take
she wanted to die
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n. AND C. AM SocrETY.-In addition to those a.
ready published, the following subscriptions
toward the needed fund Of 1900 for the purchase
Chlldrens Aid Society, have been received: MA
8. d. Lafetra, 800: Ma J. A Prescott, SIS: MIA
Cecilia s. Sherman, SO; Enoch Totsen, go, Wood
ward Lothrop, 81; B. II. Stetnmetz, go; q. A
McRwen, s.; c. R Dean, g; MrS AcCaanahan.
SIS; A. s.. g; b y. Topper, s; Cornwel son,
o.; prss Presbyterian Church Benevolent sQcietys
IS; Cash, IS; H. A. willard, $40; Mr. Dr0oh Is;
Cash, sz.50 j. Il. Major; Is; ]. II. Alden, 81; krl
d. Aafsh. g; b. Beard. g; NJ. 6wormstoot -
Gibson BTothen, 81
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The following changes from Thursdays quotations
on the Washington Stock Exchange noted to-nay :
q. 3. Ana 1891, coupons. 40 bill llOs assed
Y. 8. ASS. Registered 1syi, 40 bid. Il0s asked
y s 4s coupons i2slr bad, Ia. assed
.: c, 2o-year FUND, 6s. lss2, coin, 1854 S.S
Washington and Georgetown railroad bonas tl3
ington Gas, Al bid, Ar asked. National Metro
IOiltan Insurance Ia hid Corcoran Insurance tfH
bud. kiltrs Insurance, hid. gs asked Masonic Hal
bonds; lO2a bid Washington Market STOCK lDs.
bud. LOS asked. Washington Brick Machine, ids
bid, National metropolitan bank, los bid. larm,T,'
ald Mechanics Bank, Georgetown, los bid Citizeas'
National Bank. ll3s bid Columbia National l.suk
lO9 bld Teal Estate little Insurance, $50 bid Penn
Tel Co. As asked. Chesapeake and fotomtc Tele-
OS bid. ERaOraina stock, to asked
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S0GS Akkr HHAk / n
90 Az 4 Il IA AIIIh LII.
myl2 COR. TENTH AND r aTRERTa


III. ID. BAnn
IMPORTER AND TAILOR
nss the nonor to inform you that his NEW GOODS
hove Just arrived
<. oAnh personally fits all garments mado in h1D e.
tablishme0t.
-, I'LL Pennsylvania avenue.
nnA1 Waahington, D. q
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Saloons Open After Hour.

CONVICTIONS IN THE P0IICE COURT TODAY.
THIS morning, In the Police Court, Ferdinand
Lambrecht, the saloon keeper on New Jersey ave-
nue., near the Baltimore and Ohio depot was
charged with keeping his bar open after hours
MI. Cahill represented the defendant. Mr.. Padgett
appeared for the District Officer Fitzgerald test-
ned that several nights ago he saw the defendants
place open after midnight, and number OF per-
sons drinking beer. Onicer Schultze gave similar
testimony. The DEFENDANT claimed that there
was nothing paid for after midnight The court
neid that the law had been violated, and imposed
1ne OF $40
Michael MCCORMICK the saloon keeper, near the
corner OF 9th street and Pennsylvania avenue, was
charged with the same offense, and he pleaded
guilty. A similar dne was imposed.
ESau L. johnson, who keeps a saloon and eating
house at the corner Of 18th ana streets, was
cnaigeo with similar onense. Roscoe Mullican
tesuned that he was In the DEFENDANTS place
a6ouG 1 O'Clock on the morning charged, and
Wnlie waiting for something to eat he drank q
DOttle OF beer. Mr.. Darlington claimed that the
oeIendant had not violated the law; that he had
server the beer in his dining room and that his
par was not open. Mr.. Padgett claimed conv1c-
uon, ana the court imposed fine.
.. Onoer the law, person upon second c0nvtc-
u0n Ienoers himself liable 70 have his license re-
vOked, out 1t Is discretionary with the Commits
SOnerS; out upon third conviction the law says
the license shall be revoked.
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FINANCIAL. AND COMMERCIAL.

New York Stock Market.
The following are the opening and 800 pm pricsD
OF the kew i9rk stos Market Reported W SPECIAL
wire "a Ii. II. Dodge. 5Jy 10th street:
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District Government Affair.".
1-rcr,

ASAotLaCt 0SOvek0ment Affair."
THR FUEL TESTS.
Az mas Deen demonstrated by competent test that
Coke Will generate more steam In a given time
IMAM Will Cumberland coal. This test was made
recently In the Jefferson School building for the
purpose OF ascerain1ng which fuel has the greater
stIengh and is best adapted for In heating the
pubic school rooms
TIE FIRE ESCAPE COMMISSION.
I'm Inc work OF the fire escape commission has
Deen delayed by the resignation OF Mai. Moore
NO one has been appointed to I'LL the Vacancy,
anu 50 tMngS are at Stand-Still
THE CONTRACTORS GIVE IN
Inc contractors who bid upon the street improve
mentS asked 40 cents per yard for grading or pre-
pairing the streets But the Commissioners did not
agree with them, believing that 25 cents Is ample
recOmpen,e. The contractors have about come to
the conclusion that they can afford to do the work
for rs cents per yard.
THEY MUST PAY TIE PENALTY
The time for making application for a steam
engineers License expired to-day. Only o. appli-
cantS have been examined out OF q probable
2OO or more who are affected by the law. Col
LUDLOW stated 70 STAR reporter to-day the above
facts and said also, that the employers OF the men
VINO nave not compiled with the law would be
hun6eo out and made to pay penalty OF $50.
BUILDING PERMITS
nave Deen Issued by Inspector Entwsle as follows:
George D. G0ckeler, TO erect brick dwelling, S. 400
numbered 731 18th street northwest: j. ". Sche-
ed 1909, 1911 and 1913 Sd street northwest r. COL
Inns brick dwelling, S, 400. numbered ia Pierce
Place northwest; h. j. Penrod, to alter house on
18th street extended, Mt. Pleasant. Al 200: ]. q.
Slater to alter Nos. 31S and SEQ Pennsylvania ave
nue. southeast.
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REAL ESTATE.

EOR RENT-A ZINE PLACE m ALEXANDRIA
nc 81: Il @ss
s.ss % :q.as aps mile: from
Potomae ssiirosi Apply isas csssel.n st %yi4 .as
Foo sALE.Fz kfS ACRES, , NILES BELOW
c1 mv9 BIZ. real estate WHITE a RAAiI1EY
- In Hysttsville; log. weather boarded and plas
los ,Ss
Of the a late 4 Z. Elliott ESQ., Apply or sddrs. 44
r or FOB SALE IN TACOMA PARK. retro
ia Inn q & ~, 10 days. Terms NUT
EoR SALEM ALEXANDRIA, COUNTY VA,
C two miles from Aqueduct bridge; 2I acres Of land
on The rsss
s:. q. a! ajEy d1 aSS
aS!i .1.dsh III HIT s ,saf ao.,
q %iss sss siss
oeoekk M cash Ss.ne Mis 81
and WI 49, i 81 sS
+ fu summer rs.ldsnos. A With stables: WITHIN IS
myias ss'' 'lfH sYpHEnD CO.. 1907 St NV.
FOR sALE,TwELyE ACRES GOOD GARDEN
Rs'ns ey on Falls
EL 1s AGkEs mostly xcodand: eent.ining sew
erai nne building Sites miles from city; Sl25 per
LIGHT ACRES al under cultivation nicely fenced,
in beautiful srove Of OAK and chestnut trees masni
a Sans sz Il 81 Of
an acre. mile from railroad station, miles from
TWENTY ACRES. on high river bluff overlooking
sbe Or INTO
rooS baSn AGREs scUom plenty Of fruit
ToUKTEES Aches iii d fruit and vi vineyard ,eUn nine
soSm 3o6 frame house. good barn, miles from city;
Three fine river front Lots Of sx acres running up
my14-3t i067 st.
81 80: 80 ASRE II 1
aenres IN sight Of hotel Bateman syndicate
iha 1stE Fs bargain Z. for snGF
FOR sALE-THE MOST COMMANDING SITE IN
wooded csn E ~. S9 near FE6est Glen beautifully
n9o acfes On co1ssys PIKE mile from Silver
mile. from prs,dsn: Place. beautiful
-; ~ scres near Silver Spring; house, fruit &c;
F9s R.' Sa II. .Rd New sSst11 "a.
E0R sALE-FALLs CHURCH, va, NEW FRAME
~ House; 8 rooms; just flushed: X aeres ground;
si .ss ssY5si
st.nw myi4-6t.
F99R r.; sA LIZ. 5000 LOTS, HYATTsvILE.
Several choice lots. Forest Glen
IAN sth St St EXTENDED ts one lot well located.
neetie1s Extended. Washington Heights III 80 80
2lOts. Takoma Park, at Bargain.
myl4-3t. io0s. i010F
FOR SALES ACRES OF VALUABLE LAND IN
msdlaseiy south Of and sd,oinins Whitney Close
SSSndsS the Soldiers Ts~ a aesHso a1a
FsoRs, RENT WASHINGTON GROVE, CAMP:
fsn 5ss s r s CD
mediately upon payment of $40 rent for the whole
EoR RENT-CHEAP-FOR SUMMER MONTHS OR
%.ss,sssSs station M
EOR sALE-ONE OF THE MOST BEAUTIFUL
-, Farms on the Turnpike Road just above Teney
% ness the residence OF Gen. Drum sold once
my1s.st wEscorr, MT1G poan.x, VINE ~.
EOR SALE-ONE OF THE MOST DESIRABLE
- lots in Forest Glen at q bargain. Address 100
street ne. my1O-6t.
EOR sALE-A FINE SUBURBAN PROPERTY AT
Gsunz Me-
S rn NILE .so Knowles Station one and half miles
Garrett aC PARK 1874 SesutfSy located ana
rit d "a oa s ny mas an anundanee OF water.
proved by q fine dwelling Of IA rooms, which cost
$I4OO to build; also out buildings; pleasant neigh.
suited for subdivision into villa Sites viii be sold at
my5-sx. TYLER 1 RUTHERFORD, 1925 st. NV.
DRIaHTwOOD PRoPERTY-Two ACRES WITH
~ handsome buildings. fruits and shrubbery. One
0ns s' ss
100 acres With fine improvements near Hysttsville
State Of Maryland For terms apply to II. J. DAILY,
o3l ST. NV ap3O-3ws
LOB SALE
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A RKARGUxRxH.-The Cours In General Term has
directed = feargumens Of the application OF C. II.
Hail for mandainus on Secretary whitney to
compel restoration to rank on the Navy list be-
Dre a full bench
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POSTMASTER AT CAMP WAsHrN0roN.-Mr. George
Emmer1ck has been detailed by Postmaster COngel
to take charge OF the post-office at Camp Wash
1ngtOn. He viii have three or four clerks to assist
him.
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CONSIDERATION OF CHRIST CHURCH.-Ihe c0nSe-
crati0nt OF OF Christ p. E. church and chapel BY
the bishop OF Maryland viii take place on Thurs
day, June 2, at IL am The bishop OF Kentucky
will preach the sermon. II Is expected that
nearly seventy OF the clergy will be present. The
music for the conservation service VIII be rendered
by q Quartette selected from all the choirs OF
the District, with an additional choir or twelve
voices all under the direction OF Dr. Caulfield the
organiSt of the Parish choir. Contracts were
closed last Thursday with Mayer 4 Co, OF Munich,
for memorial glass for all the clear story windows
or the churc building.
HARE AID HoUHDs.-The successful hound in
the paper chase yesterday, which was contested
by about fifteen well-known young men OF West
Washington, was MI. J. NJ. Kenyon. The trail
was long and trying, the hounds finding II
the trail MI: Kenyon. the winner, was presented
with handsome lovers knot scarf pin BY a
number of young ladies OF this place.
TRNPRRATURE AND CONDITION OF WATxR Ar7A
M.-Great Falls temperature, 66; condition 3;
receiving reservoir, Temperature Il; Condition al
north connection, 3; condition at south connec-
tion, Is; distributing reservoir. temperature, so;
condition at influent gate house, 10; copdiaon At
eminent gate house. l6
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RANCE or TR THkKMuNIrrR.-Tne following
were the readings at the signal once to day: IA.
ID, 50; Bpm. O.: maximum 60; minimum, 81.
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Baltimore Markets.

BALTIMORE, Mn, May l4.-vininis rsst dus
coupons 90 bid today.
BALTIMORE Mn. May 14.-Cotton stesaiy-mid-
dli:s, IL. Flour steady and quiet. wheat-southerp
steady ald quiet red, YsaS amber, % Vi western
trmer closing dull: No. winter red spot ~ Aas,1 -
June "a t.as3a: July, 93 aay:5As. August 81 sasl
Corn-souIlern steady and quiet white and yellow -
49,; June, aa4s; July, As Ind Gate quiet
southern aud Pennsy 3a.ts western WHITE Sts
80: western mixed 34s;5o Rye steady, 51as9. Pro-
visions quiet aud steady sugsr-opper refined steady,
unchanged. Freights TO Liverpool per dull
cotton, I'D: Hour, ls.Sd. grain. "a ad h.ce,ts-
hour, l2.4l4 barrels. wheat. $4,000 bushels: corn
5000 bushels; oats, LOCO bushels. shi.nents-
-four, 800 barreis, wheat $4,000 bushels. SALES
wheat 2oS,OO0 bushels, corn, $500 bushels
Chicago Markets.
CHICAGO, III, May Ia. Z p m,-clo.e whssi
weak-Cash, 80: June, 80 July. 407.. oat- steady"
Cash. 26s; June. 27si July, ~ $40 Rye, 80.
Barley, hone Prime timothy seed, La. F1nxseed.
llOk. Whisky. 1.lo Pork unchanged ash and
june, q 90. Lard wesker-Cash. 800; June. 6.65;
July. $50. Butter steady-creamery, l6a2O; dairy,
loalS. E%gs ii.
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LOB SALE
BELLEVUE.

Containing about 81 acres situate ct Intersection of
whitney ave. and 7th st. extended adjoining Whitney
Close on MAN entrance to Soldiers Home. This fine
Gte oerS special to syndicates for subdi
vision the land being level and bounded on west and
north by prominent thorougfsres of which is the
Ct Msshin9ton- Gas and wster mains within short
postunity for very profitable investment The entire
tract containing about 80 handsome building sites, Il
now offered for short time ct reasonable price aud
upon easy terms. For further particulars apply to
r. W. MILLER, Trustee,
my12-3t LOO Fl st nv
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PRRsoHAI---Mr. J. W. Thompson, Miss Thompson,
Mr.. j. N. Wilson, Miss Wilson and Miss Shellabar-
ger were In Paris on the 4th instant on their way
to Italy.-Intesstato Commissioners Walker,
SchOonmalter, Bragg and Morrison, are expected
to return TO this City by Monday next--Judge
Lambert Tree, United States minister to Belgium;
J.K q. Higg1nso OF New York, and Gen. ]. @. Farms
worth OF Albany, are at the ArlingtOn.-H c.
Barrett OF Chicago, W. A. Birdsell OF San Fran
cisco, Chas A. Terry Of New York, H. II. Sawyer
OF New Mexico, and Judge N. W. Bingham or Bos-
ton are at the Ebbitt--aen. Q. C. Anger win re.
turn from New York on Tuesday, where he recent
~ went TO attend the marriage Of q relative
Phillip Cross. OF New York; 8. II. Young, OF St
Louis, and r W. smith, OF Toledo, are at Wizards
Hutchins end Jeff Chandler, Of this
city, arrived In New York from Europe yesterday.
England, are At the Riggs-Senator Aldrich and
wife sailed Tor Europe from New YORK to-day.
They will be gone two Or three monthA-Pruf. r.
A. WIDOWS who has been III for q long time, Is
now out again ana imlr0ving. He viii 70 to Old
Point Comfort to recruit his strength.
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A letter box has been placed az the corner OF 9th
and NJ streets northwest
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THE CASE CoNTINURp.-This morning. in the Po-
lice Court, Prosecuting Attorney Lavender called
the attention of the court to the case OF Samuel
Holman, mentioned elsewhere, and said that the
complainant was not deeirOus OF prosecuting, but
he had not yet determined what action he would
TAKE IN IL, the case For the presents however he
which was done, and the defendant was released
on bonds
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OHQeE sno Dy virtue OF certain deed OF trust
bearing date July goth, 1885, and duly recorded S
IN Li1er No 1896 folio A. ct seq one Of the land
records OF the District of Columbia the undersigned
az .Y trustee viii, On THURSDAY, THE TWENTY.
sell at public auction IN front Of the premises those
s and being E in the city Of DISTRICT Cou
her 4g 70 sixty e0 both Inclusive and
the full depth thereof Of lot Numbered fortv
(4S in George Taylors subdivision Of part Of square
numbered two hundred and fourteen (214l as per plat
recorded in Liber B. n, folio 1885, Of TIE records Of
the surveyors Office Of the District Of Columbia With
AZ buildings and improvements thereon.
Terms OF sale: One-hAf cash. and balance in three
e9Tst dnssalpents at one two and three for
interest from day Of sale at the six per centun
per annun until paid payable semi annually, and to
De by deed OF trust the property sold or
al cash. at option Of purchaser The property Win be
CURED at the true of sale All cost Of
purchaser Terms Of sale to be complied with within
ten 90 days from day Of sale otherwise the trustees
reserve the right 70 resell the property the rsk and
cost Of the default ng purchaser after public notioe
Dy, advertisement In one or more newspaper3 pub
nshed In the District of Columbia.
RICHARD w. TYLER, Trustee.
ROBERT g. RUTHERFORD Trustee
900, Office Tyler Rutherford,
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TT K FULTON, Auctionssr.
q WORMSTEDT BRADLEY.
y Real Estate and Insurance 927 at NV

y Real Estate and INSURANCE. 027 st NV
TWO FINE BUILDING LOTS ON SOUTH SIDE OF
P PEN lz q AM AVENUE, BETWEEN SIXTH
AND SEVENTH STREETS SOUTHEANT.
TEENTH, at SIX O'CLOCK, we viii cell. in front m
SUB LOTS % AND a. SQUARE s74
to alley. - ' ~
Tsrnis cash. balance in one and two years.
WITH Per cent or all cash. ct option OF purchaser De-
pont OF 800 on each lot at time OF ssle
myl4 DUNCAN6ON Bros, Aucta.
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AUCTION SALES.
THoMAs BOWLING, Auctiesesr.


TO CLOSE AN ESTATE
81 hsA4.sAfhh1 sPaaE4 sf EH2E AND
ISTREETS NORTHWEST, AT AUCTION.
% On THURSDAY y. AFTERNOON. NAY NINE. -
premises. shall een Lot %. in square los. 22 ~
feet inches front by average depth Of ABOUT 1y5
feet. improved by a frst-class frame dwelling, IL
rooms, with gas and water being No S14 18th street
northwest This property is located In Of the
city where 1t Is IN great demand and il sdered one
Terms: One-third cash balance m SIX and twelve
months with notes bsaring interest end secured By
deed OF trust on the property sold Al Sonysyapeang
and recorlng at purchasers cost. Two hundred dol
Lars deposit required at the time Of sale.
my14d&ds THOMAS BOWLING, Auct.
TT K FULTON, Auctionesr
AUCTION SALE OF FORFEITED P1EpaEs.
syvsa se sve RaD so amcnoG = E
EIGHTEENTH, at TEN O'CLOCK A NJ, my stock Of
forfeited pledges, from Nos 25,45S to S8,905 in.
ne d cs s T1 Ind sa a Fl
Srs as b2 g:. snffss IoHs: mIs
ical Mathematical and Surgical Instruments largo Lot
of solid Silver Ware and Plated Ware.
and EVENING at HALF.PAST SEVEN O'CLOCK
until all the lots sold Ticket holders VIII please
take notice. H K FULTON
my14-4ts Pawnbroker aud AuoeionesI.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-05-14
OF VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS OWNED BY
HON. A. P. GORMAN, AND PHELPS AND
SHAFFER IN THE TOWN OF T,ArREIA Md

oHhFFEh IN THE TOWN OF LAUhELA MD.
-, MEDNEsDAY, MAY EIGHTEENTH, 1887, AT
i ELEvEN O'CLOCK A a. Rare chance for contrac-
tors and builders as IS houses can be rented mme-
Gatey upon completion, and pay 10 to Is per cent
home non !, Five minutes walk from depot Is local
~ express trains stop daily. Communication rates
~ cents per day to Baltimore and WashinEton
1sns average one;haf acre. $4,000 feet
Fare g cents round trip; Also viii sell at the same
nne tour pieces OF about Is acres Each adjoining
T.. dambr1lrs farm, good for subdivision
Terms: One-third cash balance in and 9 years IT,